Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
NORWAY.


CHURCHES.
unlvess.llst Church, Rev. Caroline y. Angel.
Pastor, Pr,sshlas service on sunday. as ?. ~,
rsbhsth- school. P.n.
ssoai Congregational church. Rev. Alss. We.
va. r,.,S, r,.r'nss .s's;ssHs M,.,,"s O.
?. n. Tuesday, i.Adiss' Prayer Needing, 3or. n.
ThaI.dy, regular weekly Prayer Meeting. ar
hs,a@di.i churrh. J. A. corvy. Pastor rrs.sh.
Prayer Msslloe. 2. ~; Gas. Mss,lns. FRIDAY.
forr
srlrtD xsErlsH
"a A. M.-Unloa H. A. q. No. "a. assemblies
"Wednesday Evening, On o. heiofs fall moon, Al Va.
sonic Hal. Irving frust. II. u. REGULAR meetns
e T, osSsa LSs, Ss " n s.''ns ia, a MsI
I. %. q. f.-Issgalr meeting N Oh Follows
Hal, every Tuesday Eyenlng. A. J.. y. rks, SEC:
WILEY Encampmsns. No. ~, meets In obi Fellow
noaiA' +. l. Welt. scrlbs.-tir.dsi NuisL Re.
lsif Association of Malne--I. q. q. ". Annual
mss,i.s. third MoadAy In January. AS kimeAl'
Nor !. -Eesul.r meeting IN II.ihs-ay Blost.
-. l.. f.assslle, n. n u ani \.
10. 9. T.-ia Grange IIail, every Saturday eve
nlng. Eagtne Andrews, w. n.
q. A. R.-iiafry Ru.t Poet, Ne. 81. meets The frsi
Friday Lvsning In each month, Ia Orange Hal. ID.
A. Elsarls, Commander.
TO. q. C.-Mssts ihs hri lnd third Friday s,sa.
ms ofeash moa,L Geo. A. cisAVe'' Nc Lueiia
sci V.-Mssts IN oranes Hall ar,i ahi third Noa.
DAY evening" u sach mouth. J. W. Crommett. Capt.
eiagle copiss u ihs OxToHB Drsoca,r 90 sale
s.ch sssk At The Othri Hook store.
Mr.. David 4. Andrews rot home from
Va, Tuesday night Mrs. Andrews IL
very low and Sigh, hopes are entertained
of her recovery.
The docket u the Norway Mutlcipal
coar, shows an entry OF twenty new cases
Tor the August term.
Miss Mamie L-pham, OF Augusta, has
been visiting In this village.
Charles n. Cummings IL doln9 . rushing
business In hi. box factory. lie IL obllg.
ed b. rua a crew nisht rui DAY 70 keep his
orders filed.
George Merrill spent the Sabbath At his
home the past week. H. reports good
progress on the mill he has nearly com
pletei AZ Canton.
Jane, Dlniorih flashed haying Wei.
ursfay. Angus; iO.h. Tac brigat feature
Va, That be cut aud housed twenty-five or
ihiftY tons of nfst quality hay without
having lock of IL wet
Deputy Labor Commissioner, Campbell.
visited our shoe factories few days since.
Two little girls aud three boys were re-.
qnlrvd IN stop work Ia the shop on &C.
count OF tnelr sge. Mr &. meant busi
ness aud seems nrm In the determination
that the new. Law shall be enforced 80 far a.
least a. be Il connected with 10. IL has
created considerable discussion OF the en-.
aciments OF our last legislature; We think
WITH the more thoughtful the conclusion
Is not AZ all unfavorsble.
G. w. Horne has recently los, two very
valuable colts
Mrs Charles l. Hathaway Is on a visit
In Bangor.
Mrs q. w. Brown aud children are at
Cumberland Mills visiting friends. They
will DO absence some two or three weeks.
Mrs Jackson Clark Is visiting In Deer
ing.
!. ID. Wilson aud amlly after avery
pleasant season a. Oh Orchard Beach,
h,ve returned 10 their home In this village.
Hon. A. n. Klmbsll u the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows AZ Port.
land, Tuesday. was elected Grand Warden.
@. y. whitman. ESQ Judge OF the Nor
way Municipal Court, snd son Werner. Ia
company with six or more. spent Tues
day, wednesday and Thursday fshing In
Portland usrbor. The Judge reports
nrst class time and q big catch. Some OF
the bcs. ones tipped the scales a. IL lbs.
A. l. y. Pike received an appointment
a. the Grand Lotge OF Odd Fellows At
Portland. Tuesday. on the committee for
annual Communication"
Mrs. y. l. stoodley, Harry Sto0jley AMI
Mary l. Chllis. Of Charleston, Mass,
came % stop with Mrs. T. o. brown Wed.
nssday, IN take the place OF Mrs. III. w.
Dean and daughters, Eva Stoodley aud
A. Crsuner. who returned 10 their home
In Mass, after q very pleasant rcst.
w. 7. G. Packard, ID. O., Installed the
following named officers Of Ras,neli
Lodge. I. u. q. T., last Saturday evening
Aug 9Th
RK. Eastman. ". &. T.. Msrtie jordan. W.
VT. Eax. Andrews, W. N. :. skiilings, w d
Mr.. Ja pss'n i,,e y" W. " =: Mr. frei
Crockett. W. e.. 4. Lovsloy, W. .. a.. Bert
Andrews. ". J. o.. Mabel rafion. H. us;
carrie Turner, l.. a. ;.
The excursion given by the Odd Fellows
was largely attended by the people OF Nor
way. About 2ej tickets were sold here.
The village wAs quiet aud had II not been
FOR the Grsngers who had = dinner In The
hall Que would have taken IL for Sunday.
A party consisting OF Geo. II. Howe, :.
y. Siearns, Esq, aud Y. I. brown, ofNor'
way. walked from Gorham, ". H.. To The
top OF NJ. Washington, and after resting
there one night reirsced their steps TO
GorhAm. where they took the train Tor
home feeling much refreshed by the trip.
Members OF Pennessecwsssee Lodge n.
OF T., assisted In instituting q lodge NJ
North Sirsiiori, ". II, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Tibbeits aud
daughters. OF fyeburg. are visiting al
Mrs. Tiobet,s's brother, &. II. Cummings.
Miss Emma j. Smith has just nnlshed
her cottage on the Gibson shore OF Lake
PenresseewAssee.
The water pipes have been laid from
Main street 20 the Academy builiing.
The grounds and surroundings show the
nice care OF school agent whitman.
Everything Is In trim for the fall term
which will be conducted by new board
OF teachers.
Mr. Alphonso Allen and family have
moved from the Grange Block 10 Walter
Anderson's house on Greenleaf Avenue.
Mr.. Anderson has moved 10 Dinfortn 81.
David 4. Soyes, OF Lewiston, and vile,
are visiting his brother, Capt. Amos Noyes